Hidden Slogan Ad Contest at Scottsdale Progress
Public notice invites all nonfamily nonemployee residents to submit ads for a hidden slogan formed from scattered words in the Scottsdale Progress ads. Participants must print or write their ad rhyme with name address occupation and phone and mail or bring to the Progress office for judging with weekly prizes of 10 dollars and a 50 dollar top line prize.
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Familes
The
Scottsdale Progress
Scottsdale
Scottdale Progress Office
Weekly Rhyme Contest Rewards Local Trade Buzz
Every Friday for 26 weeks readers can win 10 dollars for the best line rhyming with the current headline. The top 26 weekly entries share a 50 dollar grand prize. ADRIMES must rhyme with the headline and fit meter with a focus on Local Trade. No purchase required. entrants extract a hidden slogan from ads, reading left to right one word per column.
Local Scottsdale ads and trade directory entries
A dense page lists numerous Scottsdale area businesses across categories such as alterations, antiques, appliances, bicycles, hardware, furniture, jewelry, clothing, and services. It includes shop names, addresses, and phone numbers for merchants on Camelback, Indian School, Thomas, and Scottsdale roads, plus a feature on current trade balance and a call for local shopping support.
Reliable Directory listings for Scottsdale area services
A dense list of Scottsdale area businesses including Rancher's Supply, Ed-Post Realty, Gay Taylor Realty, Shohrs The Bootery, Scottsdale Stationery, various real estate firms, furniture, insurance, and services. It reads like a local business directory with addresses and phone numbers across retail, lodging, travel, and professional services.
Organizing effort boosts small town service in Cave Creek
In Cave Creek residents rally to support local welfare, with Miz Lowdermilk coordinating ten women to staff a Red Cross table March 5 to 9. Names Myra Archibald Lilian Bidwell Florence Eads Dorothy French Betty Hensinger Franke Jones Faith Kelley Mary McFarland Alpha Sparks Hazel Wright listed. Deputy Sheriff George Daremus praised for steady enforcement and courteous service. Christopher Colourus from Scottsdale sends a thank you note about weather coverage and press impact.
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Miz Lowdermilk
Wimmins
Red Cross
Myrarchibald
Lilian
Bidwell
Bennett New Western Institute Chairman Named
Bob Bennett is named new chairman of the Western Institute during the 1956 57 year while Boise’s Dale Hollingsworth resigns as chairman to lead Grand Junction Colorado chamber. Scottsdale gains prestige as it hosts 1957 program planning with record attendance anticipated for June 23 29 at Stanford and Scottsdale events.
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Western Institute
Chamber of Commerce
Stanford University
Dale Hollingsworth
Boise
Idaho
Grand Junction
Colorado
Scottsdale
Washington
Utah
Oregon
Nevada
Arizona
California
Alaska
Hawaii
Seven
Western
Bennett
Board of Governors
Stanford
Sthe
Govs Ernots
Lisle
Berkshire
Crusaders Meet Scheduled for March at Garfield Phoenix
The Animals Crusaders plan a meeting Monday March 4 at 7:00 p.m. at 2138 Garfield in Phoenix. Volunteers are urged to assist in educating pet owners about neutering and to call AL for participation.
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Crusaders
Garfield
Phoenix
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yee
R. P. Ross
Lucille
1St Ave
Four Corners of the World
E. Camelback, Ad
George P. Clark
S. Scottsdale Rd
Bratt's Tire & Home
N. Brown
Cavillere
S. Brown
Reiliung Materials
O'Malley's
Scottsdale Lumber Co
N. Scottsdale Rd
Lotlders Supplies
Diorio
E. Thomas Rd
Indian School
King's Indian Jewelry Shop
W. Main
Camelback
William V. Shalbach
Scottsdale Area
Scottsdale Progress Office
Florist
Posie Post
E. Brown
Cleve Summit
Hertz
4Th Ave
NJ Scottsdale Rd
Jewelry
Scottsdale Jewelry, Inc
Bill Bright
Watchmaker—Jeweler
W. Main St
Corrado
Indian School Rd
CHSC
Klothes Kloset Ladies, Children's & Infants
Wear & Gifts
Thomas Rd
Wagon Wheels
Buck Lathder
Trading Post
Astrology & Dietetics
Nancy White
First Ave
Do Jo
Patty
KiVa Theater
A. Forzano & Sons
Formica
E. Main
Velma
Kotton Korner
Cashmere
Ave
Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale Auto Body
E. Thomas
Paradise Motors
Rds
Grant
Frontier
Bart, Paul and
Joe
S. Scottsdale Ra
Hitching Post
Camalbash
Westac
Pink Pony
Scottsdale & Main
5Th Ave
Magic Mirror Beauty Salon
Winfield Scott Plaza
Lo-Lo-Mai
Cameron Cleaners
Seattesdale Rd
Scottsdale Motors
Best
Camelback Rd
1St St
the Basket House
America
Basket Shop
A&w Rootbeer
S. Scottsdale
DRY Cleaners
Desert Dry Cleaners
Van's
AAA
Second St
George
Brown Stetson Cafe
Roxbury and
Hollytex
E. 1St St
Wardware
Cavalliere Hardware & Plumbing
Brown
Scottsdale Hardware
Paradise Scottsdale
E. ‘St
Wash Rite Drive
Rancier's
Rancher’s Feed & Supply Co
Hay Grain& Feed
Real Estar
Ed-Post Realty
Palm Circle Dr
Gay Taylor Realty, Inc
Scottsdale & Paradise Valley
Res
Johnson & Johnson
Best Valley
Valley
Malin St
Bootery
Ferncroft
Jacqueline
Buster Brown
Scottsdale Stationery & Office
O’day
Sippilse
Pima Plaza
W. S. & Gladys Lighthall Fine Homes
Bill
Carmen Jones
Pueblo
Joseph W. Pigg
Cmpl
Recd
Selt. Distr
R. E. Vietmeier Commercial Air Cond
Scottsdale Bendix
N. Brown Ave
Scottsdale Leather Co
Scottsdale Color Studio
Party Line, Inc
Courtney
Furn
Schicker’s
Aztec
Scottsdale Realty
Orange Ave
W. Citrus Rd
Wah
Willmoth Ing. & Realty
Lyman
Brown Property Management
Neary
Tapleys
Bucks County
Helene
Leonard
Viennese
Erna
Vienna
Austria
Confucius
Indian Schi
PET Supplies
Rockwell Pet Shop
PET Supply & Kennels
Kerryvale Pet Supply
Pet Shop
Poodles
E. McDowell
Resorts Motels
Scottsdale & Thomas
the Brass
Tool Rentals
Trailer Court
Safari Hotel
Travel Service
Choyce Travel Service, Inc
Enrico’s
Arcadia Pharmacy Prescotn
Photography
Lenore
Bunts
Paul Scottsdale
Just .N
Reuter
Firestone Products
Bob Hutchins
Standard Oil Products
Scottsdale & Main St
Hiteh-Ralil
Nitter’s
Richfield
Mobile Television.Co
Salem Service
Indian Shhh
Wagon Wheel
Variety Store
Variety
E. Main St
Sprouse René Co
S- Scottedate Rd
Cave Creek
George Dbremus
Christopher Coluorbus
Jim
Shirley
Christopher
Bob Bennett New
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